O Horny Night: ‘The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told’ at LCTC
LCTC stages a raucous, and somewhat bloated, retelling of biblical creation from the writer of ‘In & Out’.
Bend, Stretch, Twist: ‘Dollhouse Monsters’ world premiere by DIVA or Die Burlesque
EXIT Theatre’s quintessential burlesque showcase returns with a show that’s really two shows with mixed results.
Present of the Past: ‘Don’t Miss It’ World Premiere by Rapid Descent
My first Rapid Descent show is a tale of time travel gone awry that keeps bumping its head against its budgetary ceiling.
With Attitude: ‘Nigga-Roo’ at The EXIT
Dazié Grego-Sykes’ incendiary Fringe solo show gets a full staging (such as it is) at EXIT Stage Left.
Spellbinding: ‘Some Enchanted Evenings’ at The EXIT Stage Left
Two of the most important names in Bay Area independent theatre share the joy of storytelling over the course of one hour.
Like, Totally Killer!: ‘MacBitch’ by The Breadbox
Knowing when to forego Shakespeare proves the ultimate winning move in the final show from Breadbox Theatre.
A Subtle ‘Roar of the Greasepaint’ at The EXIT
Though blessed with a cast of strong voices, the show is hindered by a dragging old-fashioned script and some technical hiccups.
A Story to ‘Kil’ For: ‘Kilgallen/Jones’ World Premiere at The EXIT
Allison Page’s latest full-length is an intriguing tale of a Millenial sleuth trying to solve the Jazz Era death of her literary hero.
In For a Penny: I Die a little Inside
Originally posted on San Francisco Theater Pub:
Charles Lewis III, waiting to be picked. “The problem is that those of us who are lucky enough to do work that we love are sometimes cursed with too damn much of it.” ― Terry Gross, All I Did Was Ask:…
In For a Penny: Of Olympic Proportions – My Twitter-fied Script
Originally posted on San Francisco Theater Pub:
“Right side and with intensity, okay?” “Is that everything? It seemed like he said quite a bit more than that.” – Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation There’s no way I’ll be able to top yesterday’s anecdote about Meryl Streep dreams, but…
The Thinking Man's Idiot (Charles Lewis III) 